Bloodletting followed by cauterization of the gulma as a last resort is explained. A surgical procedure for rakta gulma, which occurs only in women is also described. 2.19 Mode of Administration of sneha according to sites of vata gulma.2.18 Benefit of swedana therapy for vata-gulma.2.13 Signs and symptoms of tri-doshaja gulma.2.10 Causative factors of kapha-gulma and nichaya-gulma.2.8 Causative factors and pathogenesis of pitta dominant gulma.2.6 Causative factors of vata dominant gulma.2.1 Management of Gulma (abdominal lumps).2 Sanskrit text, Transliteration and English Translation.Keywords: Gulma (abdominal lumps), Pathya (whole some), Raktamokshana (bloodletting), Apathya (unwholesome) Wholesome ( pathya) food and drinks, avoidance of etiological factors, continuous protection of digestive power ( agni) and the instructions for a patient who undergoes snehana are discussed in detail.
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